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From Monday 26 March 2007

Dave House tour dates

Dave House heads out on a solo tour – see the tour flyer here

Submitted by Morgan: “The Attack! Vipers! London show with The Quarry and Organised Sports is back on, with a change of venue to The Windmill in Brixton, thanks to Tim at the Windmill being a complete hero. Details in this thread: www.punktastic.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18488 “

HTL on GIAN introduces

Hit the Lights, Kill Hannah and Kids In Glass Houses are the bands on this years Give It A Name Introduces tour…

Mest man in murder charge

According to this story Mest frontman Tony Lovato has been charged with murder.

Sunday 25 March 2007

The Blackout & Kids In Glass Houses dates

The Blackout & Kids In Glass Houses tour: Friday 30 March – Aberdeen, Tunnels. Saturday 31 March – Glasgow, Barfly. Sunday 1 April – Liverpool, Barfly. Monday 2 April – Stoke, Sugarmill. Tuesday 3 April – Leeds, Cockpit. Thursday 5 April – Birmingham, Barfly. Friday 6 April – Oxford,

Saturday 24 March 2007

Madina Used

Madina Lake support The Used on their post-GIAN tour dates.

The Whisky Works – The Amish Are Coming

I hate to be mean, but I just don’t find anything about this 4-track EP enjoyable – so much so that my girlfriend proclaimed it ‘the worst thing I’ve ever heard’. I wouldn’t go that far, but it’s just so dischordant and lacks any kind of

Bloodjinn – This Machine Runs On Empty

Fuck me this album is rubbish. Generic metal guitar riffs, fast-as-fuck drumming and ear-piercing screams that seem to lack any kind of emotion at all – it’s like a band wanted to rip off Slayer‘s guitar riffs and just make them a whole lot worse. There

JJK – When Something Leads To Nothing

West Midlands pop-punkers JJK are certainly on the right lines. Musically they have a nice slick production, certainly taking influence from the likes of New Found Glory and Fenix TX, with some nice pop-punk guitar riffs and drum fills. However, I feel

Witches With Dicks – Manual

Witches With Dicks arguably have one of the worst names I have ever come across. Ready to slate them ’til the cows come hom e, I popped the disc in the CD player and was pleasantly surprised to hear a gruff punk band with more than a